What matters for your vehicle.
If your car pulls to one side or your tires wear unevenly, start with an alignment check. We use Hunter 3D equipment to compare wheel positioning with your vehicle’s specifications.
We check tire pressures, steering and suspension first. If something needs repair before adjustment, we explain the findings and the work needed before starting.
Tell us what you feel while driving, especially after hitting a pothole or kerb. If you notice vibration, the team can check whether wheel balancing or another inspection is needed.
Before your visit.
- Tell us whether the car pulls, vibrates or wears its tires unevenly.
- Mention recent pothole impacts, tire changes or suspension work.
- Bring your vehicle details and any previous alignment report.
Send these details when requesting your visit. The workshop confirms availability, scope, price and a suitable appointment time directly.
Questions, answered.
Is alignment the same as wheel balancing?
No. Alignment concerns wheel geometry; balancing concerns rotating mass. Tell the technician about the symptom so the correct checks can be recommended.
Can every alignment angle be adjusted?
Adjustment points depend on the vehicle. Worn or damaged components may need attention first. Ask the team to explain the readings and the available corrections for your car.